₦airaland Forum

maestroferddi:
You should blame yourself for making a senseless, impulsive and ill-conceived vow.

There are times you need to make it plain to a misguided fellow that they need to use their heads.

You expect him to buy you a lunch for impugning his integrity, abi?

Or you think APC have a monopoly of grossness?

GBAM!!!

There was no reason for the OP to post such comment, he should have disproved okupe's claims with facts, rather than vowing to walk naked...

Okupe was just stylishly insulting him not to walk naked for no good reason...

@OP, why youself vow to walk naked

Okupe finish you ooo, chai I for don delete this tweet sharperly...

Instead of fighting like cowards and killing innocent nigerians, but they forgot to give the date and time, set of virgin deluded rag heads...

Match: Nigerian Armed Forces Vs BokoHaram

Venue: Gwoza

Time: Unknown

Date: Unknown


Bonus, for those that like to bet: Nigerian Armed forces to win @ odd 2.05, BH to win @ odd 13.20 place your bets now...

Instead of fighting like cowards and killing innocent nigerians, but they forgot to give the date and time, set of virgin deluded rag heads...

Match: Nigerian Armed Forces Vs BokoHaram

Venue: Gwoza

Time: Unknown

Date: Unknown


Bonus, for those that like to bet: Nigerian Armed forces to win @ odd 2.05, BH to win @ odd 13.20 place your bets now...

SammyHoe:
Question no 200 by PDP/GEJ supporter. But when some ppl were paid to protest against Buhari in Chatham there is video evidencd , right? When Fayose and Koro and co are planning to rig election in Ekiti, there's audio evidence abi?

PDP/GEJ supporter Maybe you need to go through the post again

SammyHoe:
Propaganda number 200 by PDP. No pix at all and sb wants us to bliv this?

When GEJ was stoned in bauchi, did the picture of the stoning accompany the news/report

Rather than support our gallant soldiers, some nigerians are making it their duty to discredit the nigerian armed forces, just to score cheap political point

#Godblessnigerianarmedforces
#Godblessnigeria

I would fault AIT on this one, in as much as the documentary is a sponsored documentary, AIT should have attached the name of the individual/organisation sponsoring it.

This would have saved them a whole lot of "headache", well maybe they have something up their sleeves, watching as the drama unfolds

Kudos to our military, send the rag heads home..

#Killthemall
#Godblessnigerianarmedforces
#Godblessnigeria

I guess CHANGE is when your own people disown you, I hope they don't blame this on the opposition...

I see no reason why the aggrieved youth went on a vandalism spree, they should have just boycotted the rally or hold their own "counter rally" to show their grievances...

Shettima beans don done...

This will be interesting

jephri:
First Pick of Today ...

Juventus vs Napoli:- Handicap 0:2 @ 1.45
Xanthi vs Crete :- BTTS Yes @ 2.05 ...

Xanthi 3 vs Crete 0... BTTS failed sir

ignis:
So lovely. ..
I wanna marry a uniform man

Look no further, here comes your uniformed man

I wonder what some mischief makers, will gain in painting our armed forces bad or weak...

I guess some set of nigerians will not be happy with the recent success
recorded by the nigerian armed forces, hence the continuous crappy reports from mischief makers...

#NeverAgain
#Godblessnigerianarmedforces
#Godblessnigiera

honkung28:
The CAN story is not a lie. Oritsejefor's private plane was grounded In South Africa because of the discovery of that money in his plane. Don't only stay online, buy papers and read. Newspapers storey, especially the renowned ones are usually authentic. Or better still, visit the news papers websites to read the everyday news.

The 7billion CAN bribe that was alleged by ameachi (without tangible proof) and the 5billion chatham engagement was alleged by PDP campaign group (without tangible proof)...

You got some part of the quoted wrong as the 7billion ameachi alleged to have been given to CAN is not related to the first part of your post...

The propaganda is been spread through media houses, its not limited to the internet alone, you get on the pages of newspaper too..

Its for the reader to probe the piece of information been passed across to know what to believe or not, I still maintain if you don't filter all these propaganda well enough you will end up falling for it...

And the barcanista "decampment" saga continues...Maybe we need PointB to write about the tribulations of barcanista Chapter One verse 1 - 20...

Eleyi gidi gan

Yungwizzzy:
How do we authenticate your claim? any audio evidence?


what makes you think I'll believe you?


Are you voting for a call centre agent? or is this the latest in the endless series of your propaganda? but if it is this one is too dumb!!

What is this one saying How is the above post a propaganda

I will want to assume you don't have issues with comprehension, he was only stating how shabby the campaign is, and all you could do is to attack the post without any valid reason...SMH

segethy:
Thank you. I just have to give my point on other flaws by our so call leaders over this election. I happen to watch some on the USA presidential campaign, and i loved it. They do throw jabs as well but in a very sweet and lovely way. You wont even know cause they dont mention names. If they (politicians) have been showing maturity, i believe their followers will also act right and will take their time to work on facts and feed us on that rather than just saying " vote this" or " vote that" without solid facts. Thanks again

Well said only few nigerians, see through all these BS our politicians throw around.

I was in a bus some days ago travelling and some supposed informed youth were discussing on which party they would like to vote for, after listening to much of their rants I decided to ask them their reasons for their choice of candidate, I was shocked from the response I got.

The reasons they gave was just too ridiculous and most of it came from the propaganda campaign our politicians use to deceive gullible lazy nigerians, who do not do their own research and get facts about the candidates contesting...

You will be surprised that a lot of gullible nigerians will vote based on the propaganda campaign been thrown around by our politicians, may God save us in this country

This is the reason I don't take any of them serious, the propaganda, blackmail, name calling and mudslinging is just too much...

From bribing CAN with 7billion (without any tangible proof) to spending 5billion of chatham engagement (without any tangible proof), the list of propaganda just goes on...

I wonder why this guy sound so bitter, this is another reason why things don't work in this country, the region you come from take precedence over your capabilities...

Following the guys logic, if the governor is from ijebu then his commissioners must come from abeokuta and the likes not minding how capable the commissioner is, in doing his job...

Sadly this same ugly scenario plays out from federal level to state level down to local government level, no wonder we have so many incompetent guys at the helms of affair in this country...

justhelp:
GMB IS THE ONLY OPTION FOR 75% OF NIGERIA PEOPLE

I never knew 75% of nigerians made you their spokesperson...

Back to topic its hard to say, the election could go either way...IMO

Shekau days are numbered, but will killing shekau bring an end to terrorism Without getting rid of their sponsors

For us to bring terrorism to its kneel in this country, we need to start fishing out their sponsors...

#NeverAgain
#Killthemall
#Nomercryforterrorists
#Godblessnigerianarmedforces
#Godblessourneighbours
#Godblessnigeria

Shekau days are numbered, but will killing shekau put an end to terrorism

If we want to bring terrorism to its kneels in this country, then its high we begin to fish out their sponsors...

Whao

Una no go kill person here

We are in trouble in this country, this just proves one thing there is no difference between APC and PDP...SMH

Nice write up...

I don't see any sense in going to the UK to debate, if they can't debate here in nigeria both candidate should forget about debates then...

Debating in UK is just like telling nigerians that its UK nationals that will vote for them, if both of them accept this crap it will be a big shame...SMH

Generally speaking, elections are a means of making political choices by voting. Through this process, a leader or a representative is selected for the people. Election literally means voters are presented with alternatives that they can choose from. It is a major factor in the concept of democracy. In other words, if an election is flawed, so is democracy.

Since the end of the military era in 1999, Nigerians have had four opportunities to elect new leaders, but on each occasion, the processes ended in more controversies and civil disturbances than the electorate bargained for. Many of the candidates of the different political parties had challenged the results of the elections in court or at tribunals, citing malpractices that could get the elections nullified. Some succeeded in getting a re-run, others did not. But the salient part is that some of the post-election controversies and political restiveness could have been avoided if the voters had adequate electoral education, and played their roles in the elections.

One of the functions of political parties is to educate the voters on the process of elections; they are often complemented by activities of non-governmental organisations. The pro-democracy groups were more vociferous in the military era, but sadly they have inexplicably become silent, especially at this time when they are most needed. Unfortunately also, the political parties have resorted to throwing abuses at one another with the hope of discrediting one another, but inadvertently confusing the voters.

A former Director General of Nigerian Television Authority, Tony Iredia, said prior to the 2007 elections, “the people must be assisted to premise their choices of rationality and vote wisely during elections. They must have all information that is needed to elect the right candidates who can ensure good governance. Where such public awareness is lacking, those of us in the media must accept a share of the blame of failed elections in Nigeria.”

The African Charter on Human and People’s Right adopted in 1986 and ratified in July 1990, states among others that, “every individual shall have the right to receive information,… shall have the right to express and disseminate his opinions within the laws”.

The Independent National Electoral Commission has made several efforts in providing relevant information about the elections to the voters, but its roles and those of the security operatives in making the elections successful cannot be over-emphasised. So, the onus of getting the best out of the forthcoming elections lies with the electorate – the people to be governed and in whom the power to elect new leaders resides.

The most important role of the voter is to turn up for the elections. Apart from exercising his right to vote, it is the voter’s constitutional duty to partake in the exercise. An eligible voter who refuses to carry out this duty should have no right to complain if the eventual results do not favour him.

Without the cooperation of the electorate on the election days, the whole exercise would be in futility. INEC cannot succeed if the voters decide to be impatient on March 28 and April 11. Not only is the format of voting strange to Nigerians, namely the use card readers, some people may not vote due to unavailable Permanent Voter Cards. These could cause agitation at the polling units. But with patience, the problems can be resolved. INEC on its part should intensify the process of giving the PVCs to the voters before the crucial dates.

If the electoral management body cannot succeed without the voters’ cooperation, political parties seeking to rig the elections will also fail without help from the voters. Electoral malpractice at the polling units is only possible if the voters are willing to go along with the illegality. Inasmuch as INEC has created security checks in the voting process, the voters can render the checks ineffective if they so wished. Therefore, voters must be vigilant and be willing to assist the INEC officials at the polling units in ensuring that no foreign ballot papers are smuggled in.

It is important for the voters to understand how INEC will conduct the elections, that is, how to use the PVC, the card reader and the ballot papers. They should endeavour to know if the elections will be secret ballot system or open system. The voters should rather not listen to the campaign of calumny by political parties aiming to profit in the midst of confusion.


http://www.punchng.com/news/between-voters-and-credible-elections/

madridguy:
General his resting somewhere and if I may ask why do you want to know his whereabout?

Let me play the devil's advocate here, is there no comfortable place to rest in nigeria

In as much as he has the right to rest in any part of the world, his continued absence in the country might generate another round of controversy about his "health"...IMO

Well unless GEJ wants to go the gbagbo way, the power not to give the opposition the chance to rule lies in the hands of the electorate...

Voters armed with their PVC will determine whether GEJ/PDP tenancy in aso rock ends may 29 or continues till 2019...